What is another word for northwest wind?
Pronunciation: [nɔːθwˈɛst wˈɪnd] (IPA) 
The northwest wind, also referred to as "northwesterly" or "northwester," is a type of wind that blows from the northwest direction. Other synonyms for the northwest wind include "blizzard," "gale," and "nor'wester." Depending on the intensity, the northwest wind can also be called a "squall," "storm," or "tempest." A milder version of the northwest wind can be a "breeze" or a "draft." In some regions, the northwest wind might be called by different names. For instance, the Native American tribes in the Pacific Northwest call it "etoli." Whatever the name, the northwest wind brings with it changes in weather conditions and affects the way people and wildlife interact with their environment.
